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Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars Audiobook Summary

An epic new adventure begins in Erin Hunter’s #1 bestselling Warriors series!

For the first time, all five warrior Clans have settled into their true homes in the territory around the lake. But when a shockingly harsh leaf-bare season descends on the forest, a new darkness begins to spread–a shadow that threatens a beloved Clan leader, the cats’ connection with their ancestors in StarClan, and the very warrior code they live by.

Packed with action and intrigue, the beginning of this sixth Warriors series is the perfect introduction for readers new to the Warriors world. And dedicated fans will be thrilled to discover the new adventures that unfold after the events of A Vision of Shadows.

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Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars Audiobook Narrator

MacLeod Andrews is the narrator of Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars audiobook that was written by Erin Hunter

Erin Hunter is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world. In addition to having great respect for nature in all its forms, Erin enjoys creating rich mythical explanations for animal behavior. She is the author of the Warriors, Seekers, Survivors, Bravelands, and Bamboo Kingdom series. Erin lives in the UK.

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Erin Hunter is the author of Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars

Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars Full Details

Narrator MacLeod Andrews
Length 7 hours 24 minutes
Author Erin Hunter
Category
Publisher HarperCollins
Release date April 09, 2019
ISBN 9780062887016

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The publisher of the Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars is HarperCollins. includes the following subjects: The BISAC Subject Code is Action & Adventure, General, Juvenile Fiction

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The publisher of the Warriors: The Broken Code #1: Lost Stars is HarperCollins. The imprint is HarperCollins. It is supplied by HarperCollins. The ISBN-13 is 9780062887016.

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Goodreads Reviews

Sam

April 08, 2019

This has exceeded all my expectations. I really liked this. The characters were good and their voices were easy to tell apart, and I like the plot of this one quite a bit. I’m excited to see where this goes next!

Tansy

April 18, 2019

** spoiler alert ** I love this book but sadly bramblestar isn’t dead yet

Abbigail

April 12, 2019

** spoiler alert ** Wow! Just.. wow! I loved this book! I loved reading the pre-theory about Bramblestar having rabies but as the book - and Bramblestar’s condition - came to a close I wonder if he is possessed? It would make more sense, since Shadowpaw saw Bramblestar calling out for help, and how he became very irate towards the end could have been his spirit and another fighting for control over his body. Also, I’m thinking maybe the tom that Shadowpaw is speaking to is Rock?? If you think about it, Rock had always said he had no loyalty to one Clan nor friends. As he knew too much to afford having them. Although, if it was Rock he definitely seems a bit crueler than we’ve seen him before. I am curious to see how the codebreaker’s subplot will progress. Since I bought the Barnes and Noble book, I had received a bonus scene at the back of the book. It was absolutely the awesomest thing! I adore Hollyleaf, she has always been my favorite character through thick and thin, and the Erin’s did say she might have a bigger role to play in this new series so I’m really hoping I’ll see her again. I love how she and Leafpool have been able to develop an understanding. And my favorite part was when she said “we can finally be mother and daughter.” Just the thought of imagining her and Leafpool in StarClan sharing tongues or prey fills me with bliss! I know that Leafpool had forgiven her mother in The Last Hope, and that we had seen bits of their relationship continuing on, such as in Dovewing’s Silence, or the Darkest Night. But to see them finally become the mother and daughter I had always wanted them to turn out being ever since Leafpool told Hollyleaf she was her real mother has made me so proud in how the Erin’s decided to continue their relationship for the better. I am so excited to read the upcoming Squirrelflight’s Hope and The Silent Thaw. Here’s to another great arc!

Sydney

July 16, 2019

I’ve loved this series since I was a child and will always love this series! Such unique and interesting characters that I always fall in love with. Page-turning plot and always a few plot twists!

Areej

December 26, 2019

** spoiler alert ** Another arc full of mystery 🧐🤐 and secrets... *Read this during class in one day*LEAFPOOL DIES YOU GUYS!! 🔥😆😆 (okay excuse my unjust excitement... but if you read in my previous reviews, you will see how much I despise her!!) There are three new characters and three new fresh point of views... Shadowpaw has suddenly become a very important aspect in this series. It’s like having another Alderheart. I feel like Erin Hunter wants our heads to constantly spin 🙄, his special visions are normal in a way to us because us reader should be used to special cats getting special treatment 😂. Rootpaw is cute. He has a very innocent demeanor and is like the small kid that gets bullied. His story becomes even more cuter because he starts having a crush on Bristlefrost!! 💖and the growing friendship between Rootpaw and Shadowpaw looks promising!Bristlefrost is the poor end of the love triangle. She has a strong crush on her clanmate Stemleaf but of COURSE he is in love with someone else 🙄🙄🙄 (that she-cat is Spotfur) I feel like her point view is fun to read.... sometimes her personality reminds me of Bluestar’s youth 😝In the end, I felt the plot was good and I enjoyed it. I can’t wait for book number 2, The Silent Thaw!!! 😆

Thomas

April 14, 2019

This might be my new favorite Warriors book. The characters were.... I don't really know, they felt so tangible and real, I loved each protagonist within the first hundred pages. Unlike some Warriors books, the conflict in this one wasn't petty, it was an actual problem, and by the end of the book, I was very worried about how it would turn out. This book had scenes that crushed me, and scenes that made me question my preconceptions about the book, which is always welcome.Also, this new era of the series might FINALLY be getting back into good warrior names. No spoilers, but I LOVE Bristlepaw's new name.I might only like it so much because I didn't have high expectations, but I feel like I'll remember this one longer than any of the previous series. Can't wait for the next one.

Michelle

April 23, 2019

I am so excited for this series. I was starting to get annoyed with the Super Editions and the constant fox and badger fights, so it was refreshing to be dealing with just the Clans. I liked that we had multiple viewpoints. It gave a lot of insight into how the cats in each clan were dealing with things. That being said, I also didn't like it.I've always criticized the Warrior books for having wayyyy too many characters. When you are following one cat in one clan, it's easy. When you are following three different cats in three different clans, it's extremely hard to keep up with all of the characters. They all started to blend together and I was confused on which cats belonged where. I forgot Violetshine (not to mention Twigbranch, where was she?) even existed and I didn't even remember who the heck Snaptooth or whatever even was. It felt like Rootpaw kind of dwindled off near the end and I had forgotten about his arc as well, but that cliffhanger was unexpected and I liked it.Despite that, I really liked the story overall. It's something different and I'm excited to see where it goes.

Kylie

April 08, 2019

I finished this is one sitting! I am absolutely in love with this book, I truly feel like it’s one of the best beginning books to an arc we have seen in so long! It’s got a kind of mystery vibe to it that I love!!I also love Rootpaw so much, he’s my favorite. I honestly love all 3 of the narrators! Next part is a spoiler, it’s two of my theories so you have been warned!*****I think the rabies theory is gonna be right. I think Bramblestar has rabies or the beginning of it.My other theory is this. Shadowpaw is in contact with “StarClan” but this Tom voice does not sound like StarClan. They sound evil. So what if when Bramblestar lost a life what if that evil spirit took over Bramblestar’s body? Because on the last page of the book Rootpaw sees a ghost of Bramblestar asking for help! Once people read this feel free to message me and talk to me about this theory possibly! I think it’s one of the two.

Historyprincess

December 27, 2019

** spoiler alert ** Premise: Winter has fallen on the five warrior Clans living around the lake. But this winter is the most troubling they've seen in a long time. With prey even more scarce than is usual during the season, and the Moonpool now frozen over, the Clans face starvation without any guidance from StarClan. Only one medicine cat has any sort of connection with StarClan left – Shadowpaw of ShadowClan. But why would StarClan only communicate with an apprentice? Even Shadowpaw doesn't know – nor does he know if he likes what he's receiving from them.Story/Writing: At last, the first book of a new arc that is NOT finished! To be totally honest, I don't truly know how I feel about that, but whatever! "Lost Stars" is the first book of the seventh arc in the "Warriors" series, "The Broken Code." The Erin Hunter team never seems to be short of great story ideas, and bless them for it! To keep this series going after nearly seventeen years is quite an accomplishment. And I'm happy to say that if the rest of the arc turns out to be as good as this book alone is, then it has the potential to be one of the best in the series! Right from the start you get the feeling that things have really changed, especially if you read the arc before this "A Vision of Shadows." This is the first time the five Clans have been together in forty years (according to my estimates). Since the previous arc was about them returning to live with the other four Clans again, it only makes sense that the next arc be about the first huge problem they face together now that they're all united once more. The soul-crushing winter is a good starting point, but that only sets the stage for the real point of conflict. I thought it was such a brilliant idea to freeze the Moonpool over! This would never have happened with the Moonstone back in the old forest! It really takes advantage of the environment the Clans have been living in for the last eight years (again, according to my estimates). Not to mention I'm sure it's a question that's been on the minds of fans ever since the Clans did move to the lake. What would happen if the Moonpool ever froze over? Would the Clans lose their connection to StarClan? Well, it seems the authors had the same questions we did and set out to answer them for us!Characters: In addition to being the first story arc to feature all five of the warrior Clans (not counting "A Vision of Shadows"), this arc also features probably the most diverse main cast of all the others so far. Only one of the main characters is from ThunderClan now. Another is from SkyClan. And the third surprisingly is from ShadowClan. I honestly wouldn't have it any other way! It goes to show how important the Clans really are, or should be, to one another, no matter their past struggles or mistakes.Shadowpaw – I was delighted to learn that Shadowpaw would be one of the main characters in this arc! I really liked him in previous titles ever since he was born during "Tigerheart's Shadow." I knew in that super edition that he was gonna be a special cat. I just didn't know how special. Not to mention it makes sense that he's one of the three main characters, given he's the son of Tigerstar II and Dovewing. So he comes from a seriously important lineage. That said, it's still important to look at him as his own cat. And while this is only the first book in this arc, I'm very pleased to say that Shadowpaw really left a great impression already! His character is similar to Alderheart when he started out in the "Vision of Shadows" arc. But he's also very different from him. For starters, from a young age he knew he wanted to be a medicine cat. And ever since that young age, he's had seizures which present him with probably the most bizarre visions given to any medicine cat since Goosefeather of ThunderClan. I really felt for Shadowpaw and how left out he felt among his fellow medicine cats, to the point where he's more willing to tell his father about his visions than his own mentor, Puddleshine. Speaking of which, I also felt for his desire to please his mentor and his father in particular, given how much he loves them and how much they mean to him. He's already over a year old and has been an apprentice for awhile, but it's clear he still has much to learn. Not to mention much to prove, not just to all the Clans but to his own Clan, and even his fellow medicine cats. Even they doubt that he had his visions simply because he's ShadowClan. And he's not even sure if these new visions he's receiving are even from StarClan (which I doubt they are, for the record). He's also shy and clearly not comfortable speaking out in public, unless he absolutely has to. But he's a good and caring soul with a heart for other cats and will do as he sees best for every cat in need of help. I see a bright future ahead of Shadowpaw as a medicine cat and as a character, especially considering he's a ShadowClan cat!Rootpaw – I was equally delighted to learn that the second main character hails from SkyClan. Even better, he's the son of Tree and Violetshine, one of my favorite couples in the series (plus his sister is named Needlepaw)! Not to mention it also reminded me that while Tree does live among the Clans, he's not really a Clan cat. It's a problem for Rootpaw from the beginning. It's clear he loves his family, but he also is aware of how even his own Clanmates view his father. I mean, yes, it's a typical thing for children to be embarrassed by their parents (even when the children are grown up), but Rootpaw is obviously aware that his Clanmates' collective opinion of how weird Tree is will affect how they view him in turn. While he does have the tendency to come across as an angry teen with something to prove, he also has a great heart, particularly for cats outside his Clan. I thought it was adorable at first that he starts having a crush on Bristlefrost after she rescues him from drowning in the lake. But then I saw just how sweet he can be when he goes out of his way to bring a bit of prey to her as a way to thank her, which really made me feel for him when it ends up being embarrassing for him! I also thought it was heartwarming when he offers to walk with Shadowpaw when he passes by SkyClan territory on his way to the Moonpool. And even though Moonlight in "Squirrelflight's Hope" said that seeing the dead is an ability passed down in those connected by blood with the Sisters, I was seriously surprised, not to mention alarmed, when he sees what could only have been Bramblestar's spirit at the very end of the book! Obviously this is gonna be of major importance in the future! I only hope Rootpaw embraces his gift by then. For now though, I really like his character and see great potential for him!Bristlefrost – I know I've said this twice already, but I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Bristlefrost was the third main character! I was not expecting that at all, but I was pleased to realize it made sense. She's our (by now) obligatory main character from ThunderClan. Plus, she's Shadowpaw's first cousin, given her mother is Ivypool and Shadowpaw is the son of Dovewing. And for the record, Bristlefrost's name is one of my favorite in the series! Moving on though, from the first chapter that was told from her point of view, I felt this character really endeared me to her. I felt for her struggle and desire to be a warrior. She even fails her first assessment despite doing everything right because there was no prey for her to catch. And while I'm usually not a fan of this kind of motive, I surprisingly also felt for her desire to be mates with Stemleaf. At least she has good taste, given that Stemleaf is shown to be an honorable and valiant ThunderClan cat. It really got me in the feels when she finally made a warrior and then confessed her feelings to him, only for him to turn her down and even say he was interested in Spotfur, even though he tried his best to break it to her lightly. Makes me wonder though if her budding relationship with Rootpaw will go anywhere…! Anyway, I was glad though that Spotfur didn't turn out to be a jerk either, and that Bristlefrost did quickly accept that Stemleaf wanted to be with her instead. But back to Bristlefrost herself, what really endeared me to her was her reverence and respect for Bramblestar, and even StarClan. While she's obviously not a medicine cat, she reminds me of Twigbranch in a way in that she does care about StarClan's role in the lives of the Clans. Plus, since she's in ThunderClan, it's through her that we get to see what's going on with Bramblestar. While this book is her debut, I already really like her a lot and can't wait to see where she goes!Various Other Characters – While Needlepaw isn't featured too much in the book, I like that she takes the opposite approach from her brother Rootpaw when it comes to dealing with their father's weirdness. She obviously loves him just as much. In fact, she loves him enough not to let his oddities bother or affect her. I hope she features at least a bit more in future books, 'cause I like her self-confidence, especially considering her young age. I'm so glad that for once Tigerstar isn't portrayed as a near-villain here! Even if he can still be a bit overbearing at times, he clearly cares about his Clan and his family, especially his mate and son. He even cares about ShadowClan's place among the other Clans, given how angry he is when Jayfeather accidentally reveals that ShadowClan wasn't consulted when the others tried to literally break the ice at the Moonpool. He's also one of his son's few supporters, which is refreshing given how he tended to dismiss his son's visions early on in Shadowpaw's life. Speaking of which, I was glad that Puddleshine also consistently supported Shadowpaw. I mean, yes, it makes sense since Shadowpaw is his apprentice, but still. If nothing else, he supported Shadowpaw despite his doubts, even standing alongside his apprentice when he carries out his incredibly unconventional and risky treatment of Bramblestar. Speaking of which, it was pretty alarming seeing Jayfeather belittle a medicine-cat apprentice. I mean, yes, Jayfeather's always been a cranky grump. But even if he was acting in character, those parts where he just dismisses Shadowpaw in frustration were tough to get through. Yet at the same time, I can't blame him, considering that it's his leader and foster father whose life is on the line. Also…who knew that Mothwing would eventually start to believe in StarClan after all?! I mean, she is older and more experienced, but still. Beliefs in general are pretty hard to change, especially when you're older. If anything, it shows how open-minded she still is, which is one of my favorite things about her. And last but not least, who possessed Bramblestar's body, why, and how? I have no idea what happened when Bramblestar's spirit left his body, but clearly it wasn't Bramblestar who came back! Heck, Rootpaw sees his spirit at the end! I don't know who this imposter is, but I'm willing to bet it's the voice that spoke to Shadowpaw in his visions! The one who told him about the so-called codebreakers and that they must be driven out. StarClan knows what trouble he's going to cause and what a villain he's gonna turn out to be, however much he claims to respect the warrior code!Overall: This was a fantastic start to the "Broken Code" arc! It felt full of suspense and intrigue and mystery. And of course it has great characters for readers to view the story unfold through and get behind. I can't wait to start to second one and I especially can't wait for the third book coming out in April!

Aria

May 24, 2022

“Good books don’t give up all their secrets at once” once said by Stephen King is proven true in the book Lost Stars by Erin Hunter. Lost Stars is a book of betrayal, mystery, adventure, and even romance. This book begins an adventure between Rootpaw, Bristlepaw, and Shadowpaw. Lost Stars manages to have it all, and yet not get too crazy or confusing. This book may revolve around one mystery, but is able to have lots of smaller mysteries included in it. At first some details may seem insignificant, but in the end Erin Hunter manages to pull it all together in an intriguing and unpredictable way. Each character makes decisions that will shape the way their paws walk forever. I recommend this book because of the intertwining points of view, the mystery, and last but certainly not least the cliffhangers that make you never want to put the book down. One reason I recommend Lost Stars is because of the multiple points of view that find a way of connecting to each other. Unlike many books, Lost Stars equally focuses on many points of view, with each chapter showing a different cat's adventure. Thanks to the way Lost Stars was written, with the constantly changing points of view between Shadowpaw, Bristlepaw, and Rootppaw, this book is able to show different sides, opinions, and troubles between the clans. Having so many points of view, shows what each cat and those around them believe, giving the reader more content and information throughout the book. Through each character actions, and events are shown and used giving the story more detail, and allowing it to make more sense. Bristlepaw, a determined thunderclan apprentice Rootpaw, a young Skyclan apprentice, and Shadowpaw a loyal shadowclan medicine cat. Although at first their stories are seemingly unrelated, yet they manage to find their connection to one another. Through the book the author slowly introduces each character to one another, and the author doesn’t disappoint, managing to keep the mystery, and intensify the connections, and it doesn’t disappear when the characters come together in an unassumingly related way at first. The second reason I recommend Lost Stars is because of the surprise, suspense, and mystery that follows the reader through the entire book keeping them on the edge of their seat. At first there are many small mysteries, such as Starclans disappearance, the ghost of a living cat being seen, and Shadowpaws strange visions. Although spread throughout all the clans, and all seeming to have nothing to do with one another. The reader gets to watch as Rootpaw, Bristlepaw, and Shadowpaw put together these events, learning secrets that they could be killed for. The reader gets to learn the danger that these problems pose, and their effect on every cat around the lake. Unlike many books, Erin Hunter does not give up the mystery to the reader, but instead lets the reader watch, make predictions, and solve them with the book as it progresses. So, thanks to the surprise, suspense, and mystery that allows the reader to enjoy the book. The third and last reason I recommend Lost Stars is because of the cliffhangers. Most books with cliffhangers only have one, and can typically be predicted. But Lost Stars does not belong in that category, for Erin Hunter continuously surprises the reader and right when the reader thinks they have figured it out and it all makes sense, Erin Hunter shocks the reader, making them rethink everything they knew about the book and its characters. Lost Stars gives away just enough for it to make sense, without spoiling it, instead letting the mystery speak for itself. Whether it's Bristlepaw, having to make decisions that go against everything she ever believed, Rootpaw wishing for a different family or seeing the ghost of a cat who is supposedly alive, or Shadowpaw receiving visions that could get them and everyone they love killed. With Erin Hunter having the perfect amount of cliffhangers, that don't confuse the reader, but instead make the book a more interesting, and action packed adventure. The building relationship between Bristlepaw, Rootpaw, and Shadowpaw, the perplexity, and the cliffhangers that keep the reader on their toes from the moment the first chapter is introduced, are only some of the reasons I recommend Lost Stars by Erin Hunter. Readers who enjoy romance, mystery, action, and challenging ideas or concepts will enjoy Erin Hunter’s Lost Stars. Bringing new perspectives, ideas, leadership, and lots more. Shadowpaw, Rootpaw, and Bristlepaw learn to manage keeping trust, loyalty, and choosing what path they will take, even if that path may come to an end.

Erin

June 13, 2019

Having never read the series I was a little lost within the clans and characters. The plot is developed and has 3 different perspectives from the clans. I would recommend not starting with the book but stating at the beginning of the Warriors books. Warriors: The Broken Code Series, 1 (Book 1)Ages 10-13Thank you to the publisher for the ARC in exchange for my honest review.

GuineaPigFalconer

September 06, 2020

My opinion on Warriors books always seems to fluctuate, but I felt pretty good about this one! I like the main characters of Shadowpaw, Rootpaw, and Bristlepaw, and I think this new conflict is interesting and unique, which can be rare in a series that’s been going on for so long. And I thought the ending was a pretty good cliffhanger, so that’s exciting! Time to read some more Warriors.

Lara

May 15, 2020

Die GestaltungIch liebe allein schon die Aufmachung der Warrior Cats Bücher. Ich meine, sieht das Cover nicht einfach wahnsinnig aus? Zumal die Farben in diesem Teil wirklich perfekt zu dem verschneiten und vereisten Setting der Geschichte passt. Die Katze, die darauf abgebildet ist, hat schon sehr starke Ähnlichkeiten mit der Beschreibung von Schattenpfote, weshalb ich mal davon ausgehe, dass das so sein soll. Ebenfalls unfassbar passend, weil Schattenpfote einer der drei Protagonisten in dem Buch ist.Außerdem bin ich mega happy darüber, dass in den neuen Warrior Cats Büchern ab jetzt immer zwei Karten drin sind. Ganz vorne die Karte der Katzen, und hinten dieselbe noch mal für „Zweibeiner“, wie die Menschen in den Büchern genannt werden. Ich finde es immer super interessant, mir die ganzen Orte bildlich vorzustellen, sowohl aus Menschensicht, als auch aus der der Katzen.Natürlich sind an den Kapitelanfängen auch immer die Symbole der mittlerweile sechs Clans abgebildet: DonnerClan, SchattenClan, WolkenClan, WindClan, FlussClan und SternenClan. In letzterem weilen die verstorbenen Clan-Katzen nach ihrem Tod.Der ErzählstilIch liebe ja die Art, wie das Autorinnenteam Erin Hunter Geschichten schreibt. Zwar reizen mich die anderen Reihen der Autorinnen nicht so sehr, weil ich einfach nicht so daran interessiert bin, aber Warrior Cats steht für mich dafür ganz oben auf der Liste. Obwohl es zunächst schwierig sein mag, aus der Sicht einer Katze zu schreiben, haben sie das hier wieder fantastisch umgesetzt. Es gibt Verben und Begrifflichkeiten, die wir im normalen Leben nicht benutzen würden, denn wir schnurren, knurren, fauchen und kratzen eher selten. Wenn ihr mehr darüber wissen wollt, kann ich euch nur empfehlen, das Warrior Cats Fandom mal anzuschauen, das vermutlich eines der ausfsührlichsten Fandoms ist, die existieren.Der einzige Kritikpunkt, den ich aber auch nicht allzu schwer nehme, ist, dass manchmal Namen vertauscht wurden. Das kann schon mal vorkommen, denn in den bisherigen sechs Staffeln gab es immerhin mehr als 100 Charaktere, die geboren, am Leben gewesen und gestorben sind, und die alle individuelle Namen hatten. Zwar wurden einige Charaktere im Deutschen anders übersetzt, aber ich kann trotzdem nicht sagen, dass mich das großartig stört, denn wieso sollte es nicht auch bei Katzen mal welche geben, die den gleichen Namen haben? Na ja, ich schweife ab. Also, einmal wurde statt Nadelpfote Schattenpfote gesagt, und mehrere Male, wenn von dem Streunerkater Dunkelschweif gesprochen wurde, stand dort der Name von Dunkelstreif, welcher ja in der ersten Staffel gestorben ist.Die HandlungNachdem ich die sechste Staffel von der Handlung her nicht ganz so mochte, ist hier wieder ein sehr faszinierendes Thema aufgeworfen worden, das für eine große Portion an Spannung gesorgt hat. Ich werde noch nicht verraten, worum genau es geht, denn das erfährt man noch nicht so ganz, aber ich habe schon eine düstere Vorahnung, die mich gespannt auf den zweiten Teil der siebten Staffel hinfiebern lässt.Dadurch, dass die Geschichte von drei unterschiedlichen Charakteren aus unterschiedlichen Clans erzählt wurde, habe ich einen guten Eindruck in die Konflikte zwischen den Clans bekommen. Zwar würde ich mir wünschen, auch mal aus der Sicht einer Fluss- oder WindClan-Katze zu lesen, aber vielleicht kommt das ja irgendwann noch.Die Geschehnisse fangen langsam und sachte an, bis sich die Lage immer mehr zuspitzt. Und ich habe das Gefühl, dass das Schicksal von Schattenpfote, Wurzelpfote und Stachelpfote sehr eng miteinander verknüpft ist und dass sie diejenigen sind, die das Rätsel um Brombeerstern lösen.Die CharaktereSchattenpfote ist ein wirklich toller Charakter. Ich finde ihn sehr realistisch dargestellt (soweit das in so einem Buch überhaupt möglich ist) und finde es sehr rührend, wie er ständig aufgrund von seiner anderen Behandlung im SchattenClan an sich selbst zweifelt. Er hatte schon als Junges in der Kinderstube Visionen vom SternenClan, wobei im Buch langsam deutlich wird, dass die Visionen zu deutlich sind, um vom SternenClan zu kommen. Wer oder was wirklich dahintersteckt, erfahren wir wohl erst in einem der folgenden Bände.Auch Wurzelpfote ist nicht der glücklichste Schüler im WolkenClan. Von seinen Baugefährten Milanpfote und Schildkrötenpfote wird er ständig getriezt und seine Schwester Nadelpfote kommt mit ihrem Leben viel besser klar als er. Sein größtes Problem ist sein Vater Baum, für den er sich unglaublich schämt. Wobei mich das Ende des Buches hoffen lässt, dass sich das bald noch ändert. Seine inneren Konflikte, die er mit sich selbst austrägt, wirken sehr authentisch und er ist mir sehr sympathisch, weshalb ich schon gespannt bin, wie es mit ihm in den nächsten Teilen weitergeht.Auch Stachelpfote bzw. Stachelfrost ist eine sehr coole Protagonistin. Sie hat mich auch dazu inspiriert, wieder eine neue Fanfiction zu schreiben, denn ich kann sie völlig verstehen. Sie ist unglücklich in Zweigblatt, einen Krieger des DonnerClans verliebt, der jedoch nur Augen für seine große Liebe Punktfell hat. Sie hat das Gefühl, ständig etwas beweisen zu müssen, und da sie noch sehr jung ist, braucht es seine Zeit, bis sie einsehen kann, dass man die Liebe nicht beeinflussen kann.FazitMir hat der erste Teil der siebten Warrior Cats Staffel besser gefallen als die gesamte sechste Staffel. Die Charaktere wirkten auf mich viel sympathischer und authentischer und ich freue mich schon, in den nächsten Bänden mit ihnen Abenteuer zu erleben.

Cienna

April 11, 2019

** spoiler alert ** Wow what a fantastic start to the new series. Getting rid of important characters between series and leaving us with a sense of time passing. Having cats have children who previously didn't even have mates. Having multiple perspectives IN OTHER CLANS. I can't wait to see how this goes. The reboot generation of these books has been leaving me on the edge of my seat the past few years and although a lot has changed good and bad I look forward to how the writers, editors and publishers decide to take it. I just hope these decisions are made with heart and love towards fans of all ages. Those of us who grew up with these books have high expectations which can be good and bad. I give every series it's own chance separate from previous ones. Thanks for growing up with me.

Ann Michelle Moulton

March 28, 2020

** spoiler alert ** Great boooookkkk love it !

Avery

August 22, 2019

Really good!

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Listening to audiobooks not only easy, it is also very convenient. You can listen to audiobooks on almost every device. From your laptop to your smart phone or even a smart speaker like Apple HomePod or even Alexa. Here’s how you can get started listening to audiobooks.

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Audiobooks are recordings of books that are read aloud by a professional voice actor. The recordings are typically available for purchase and download in digital formats such as MP3, WMA, or AAC. They can also be streamed from online services like Speechify, Audible, AppleBooks, or Spotify.
You simply download the app onto your smart phone, create your account, and in Speechify, you can choose your first book, from our vast library of best-sellers and classics, to read for free.

Audiobooks, like real books can add up over time. Here’s where you can listen to audiobooks for free. Speechify let’s you read your first best seller for free. Apart from that, we have a vast selection of free audiobooks that you can enjoy. Get the same rich experience no matter if the book was free or not.

It depends. Yes, there are free audiobooks and paid audiobooks. Speechify offers a blend of both!

It varies. The easiest way depends on a few things. The app and service you use, which device, and platform. Speechify is the easiest way to listen to audiobooks. Downloading the app is quick. It is not a large app and does not eat up space on your iPhone or Android device.
Listening to audiobooks on your smart phone, with Speechify, is the easiest way to listen to audiobooks.

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